This volume covers one of the most critical and catastrophic phases for the German Wehrmacht, documenting its enormous losses as the tide turned decisively against the Third Reich. Key historical events analyzed include:
The eighth volume of the monumental series Germany and the Second World War is titled .
: The first time the Red Army launched large-scale offensives against all German army groups simultaneously. Germany and the Second World War. Volume VIII, ...
: Detailed as one of the largest land battles in history and a major turning point.
: A concluding analysis of Germany's position on the "brink of the precipice". Availability This volume covers one of the most critical
Published by the Oxford University Press in 2017, this 1,344-page work was edited by Karl-Heinz Frieser for the Militärgeschichtliches Forschungsamt (Research Institute for Military History). Focus and Key Events
: Coverage of the end of the war in Scandinavia, the Yugoslavian theatre, the withdrawal from Greece, and the conclusion of the North African and Italian campaigns. Structure and Authorship : Detailed as one of the largest land
: Karl-Heinz Frieser focuses on major operational shifts and the collapse of the Eastern Front.